2016 was another busy year. I got my rights back to Crooked Tree Ranch and immediately wrote books 2, 3, and 4 in that series. I also wrote my first MF books, Notes and Roses, and The Code (The Code was a hockey romance, which in a way is how I met VL Locey, but more on her in a later year post!)
Books include: The Agent and the Model, Notes and Roses, L’apparenza Inganna, Three, The Rancher’s Son, Eaux Calmes, Kissing Alex, Boy Banned, Ice, A Cowboy’s Home, Il cerchio si chiude, Cercle Fermé, Kyle, The Code, Il diario dei segreti, Il miracolo di Natale, Jeté à la rue pour Noël, Snow In Montana, Ein Weihnachtswunder, The Road to Frosty Hollow, Bodyguards Inc Volume 3
I had my first German Translation – The Christmas Throwaway, along with others in French and Italian, and also started a brand new spin-off from Texas – the Legacy series.
This was high angst – the most angsty I have ever written (Until writing Winter Cowboy!) and the three books dealt with strong themes of abuse, and prostitution, and homelessness, all connected to a place that Jack Campbell Hayes sets up on DD land.
This was balanced by the singing competition book, Boy Banned, a brand new Ellery book now that I had most of my Ellery books back from Pride, and a book with Meredith, Frosty Hollow, for Christmas.
I also did my first call for a Valentines’ antho, opening it up to brand new authors, and that was a lovely way to give back.
COMPETITION
This was the year I discovered Hockey Romance – and I’ve never looked back! Do you read sports romance? Do you like football? Hockey? Diving? Tell me your thoughts below. Comment below for a chance to win.
Prize: An e-book from this featured year, or your choice from my backlist
I love to read about hockey, football and soccer, but I’m a sports fanatic so anything pretty much goes as long as it’s action packed.
I love sports romances. I’m not very picky about which sport.
Not a big sports fan but I do enjoy watching the Olympics. Gymnastics, swimming, diving, track n field and beach volleyball are my favorites to watch.
I love reading your stories about hockey. I haven’t watched a real game though. I love watching Little League games and football.
I like baseball. Lazy days, peanuts, shouting vendors, singing “Take Me Out the Ballgame”, statistics, playing Catch or a version of Pickle. I think of summer, I think of baseball.
i love hockey stories,but will really will read an sport stories.
Love sports books and really like the whole super jock attitude especially when he falls in love with the quintessential nerd. Love hockey romances and swimming ones.
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I loooove sports romance! Regardless of discipline
I grew up in an NHL city and I love hockey-themed romances!
Like hockey stories.
I’m not a sports fan but I love reading MM romance with any kind of sport involved. You and Vicki got me hooked on hockey romance.
I forgot to say that 2016 is the year I discovered your books and I’ve never looked back. You are one of the most generous persons I’ve met online. I think I have nearly all of your books (I know I have all of the audios). I admit that I haven’t made time to read absolutely all of them yet but I’ll get there eventually. <3 <3
Absolutely! Who knew I was a hockey fan, but I’ve read several M/M hockey romances and they’re some of my favorites. I’ve also read some with American football and soccer themes.
I’m a hockey fan mainly, but also enjoy stories with more unusual sports, clashing sports, or a jock-meets-geek/klutz romance….
I really like sports books, I got some of them on football, but I haven’t had time to read them yet. I also love those on martial arts and boxing
I am not a hugh sports fan, but I love sports romance.
I love all romances…sports included. I think you can expand your knowledge in every area. Who can know too much?
I really enjoy reading sports romances. There have only been a few so far that covered hockey, baseball, rodeo, and gymnastics. I look forward to reading others like those and expanding to soccer, football, figure skating… and I hope to find some that involve other equine sports like dressage.
I have read a few ice hockey books and football books. I quite enjoyed them